What is the journal entry to record a sale of a completed job for $10,000 with terms of n/60. Group of answer choices debit work in process for $6,000, credit cost of goods sold $10,000 debit finished goods for $10,000; credit cash for $10,000 debit sales for $10,000; credit accounts receivable for $10,000 debit accounts receivable for $10,000, credit sales for $10,000.

What is the journal entry to record a sale of a completed job for $10,000 with terms of n/60. Group of answer choices debit work in process for $6,000, credit cost of goods sold $10,000 debit finished goods for $10,000; credit cash for $10,000 debit sales for $10,000; credit accounts receivable for $10,000 debit accounts receivable for $10,000, credit sales for $10,000.

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Principles of Cost Accounting

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Problem 11E: Leen Production Co. uses the job order cost system of accounting. The following information was...

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